SXCP owns 4 facilities producing metallurgical coke which is a key input in the steel-making process.
The current yield is sustainable due to long-term take-or-pay contracts covering 100% of SXCP's sales.
Even if SXCP's EBITDA per ton is cut 30% when contracts are renewed between 2020 and 2032, the stock is still worth $21 (+21% upside).
If the coke industry tightens due to closures of competitors' aging plants and SXCP's contracts are renewed at current prices, shares are worth $30 (+72% upside).
The recent change in CEO/Chairman could be a catalyst for parent company SXC to revisit a buy-out of SXCP - this time, at a price that reflects fair value.
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